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Spatial variations of δ18O and ion species in the snowpack of the northwestern Greenland ice sheet

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Title: Spatial variations of δ18O and ion species in the snowpack of the northwestern Greenland ice sheet
Other Titles: グリーンランド氷床北西部における積雪中のδ18Oと化学成分の空間分布
Authors: MATOBA, Sumito1 Browse this author →KAKEN DB
YAMASAKI, Tetsuhide2 Browse this author
MIYAHARA, Morihiro3 Browse this author
MOTOYAMA, Hideaki4 Browse this author →KAKEN DB
Authors(alt): 的場, 澄人1
山崎, 哲秀2
宮原, 盛厚3
本山, 秀明4
Keywords: Greenland ice sheet
snow pack
δ18O
ion species
グリーンランド氷床
積雪
イオン成分
Issue Date: Aug-2014
Publisher: The Japanese Society of Snow and Ice
Journal Title: Bulletin of Glaciological Research
Volume: 32
Start Page: 79
End Page: 84
Publisher DOI: 10.5331/bgr.32.79
Abstract: To determine the transport processes of water vapor and aerosols over the northwestern Greenland ice sheet, we undertook a glaciological observation at a coastal site on the northwestern part of the ice sheet and revealed spatial variations in δ18O and in the concentrations of chemical substances in surface snow and the snowpack. On the outlet glacier (the Meehan glacier), water vapor and sea salt were transported from the coast. On the inland ice sheet in northwestern Greenland, water vapor, mineral dust, anthropogenic substances such as NO3- and SO42-, and CH3SO3- from marine phytoplankton were transported from the west coast of Greenland via the central part of the Greenland ice sheet.
Type: article
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2115/56969
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